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Public sector names have raised $27.8bn so far in Q2
High spread deals are harnessing bumper demand
Normally issuance drops off steadily, but primary activity was high in March
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Non-eurozone deals are attracting big books and tight pricing
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Proceeds will finance lending to French hospitals
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Every dollar issuer in CEEMEA region in February hit fair value, or went through it
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Average premium paid has steadily fallen since the start of the year
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Premiums vanish as issuers find that anything goes
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Euro bond investors put in orders 5.1 times the deal size as issuers smash records
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Investor appetite for secured bank bonds intensified, as buyers aimed to lock in high rates
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Issuers for most of January have had to pay little to no concession
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Investors demand spread buffers as the future of interest rates remains unknown
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Despite an unexpected and violent widening of spreads on the second trading day of 2024, the unsecured FIG market has moved from strength to strength so far in January
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New bond volumes surged from 2022, but are still far lower than in previous years
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IG companies’ premiums have halved, according to the Primary Market Monitor
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Subscription ratios increased and premiums declined, despite issuance volume rising
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Overall weekly issuance from CEEMEA issuers was the fifth highest in 2023
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APA Infra's debut was second highest hybrid book relative to deal size in 2023, according to Primary Market Monitor
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Santander deal the outlier amid shrinking deal sizes and falling pricing power
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Cover ratios, price traction and premiums are all moving in issuers' favour
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New issue premiums are on the rise